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Excessive Smartmess s:ess LeSa.

r rom The New 1Ork Ielegrnln.
Quite number OF smart people who passed the
registers ONCE yesterday viii have cause 70 ne
gret their superior wisdom when they read the fol-
lowing: several court oficials and politicians were
talking about the gullibLllty OF the New YORK
public, when one OF their number made a bet of
drinks for the crowd that lie could prove In 10
minutes that there were more fools In this city
than the Others had even dreamed Of. Accord
ingy, he took - oln and enclosed It In an
enNesope, such as Is used on the DOotai" cars Tor
making change, and on which were The words
.one dollar" Ibis he threw, printed side up on
the sidewalk near The stairway leading 10 the city
hall station OF the elevated road ana the Brook
lyn bridge. Though during the next 10 minutes
lany halted for an instant snd glanced askance
nj the envelope, not one STOPPED 70 pick &c up All
were too smart 10 be taken Ia by tnis relic Of the
lat Of April After the time was up the party
who made the wager picked up the envelope, and
ali hands adjourned 20 4 neil nborlng saloon
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Shindie Goe, 10 RaI,,mor

BALTIMORE, Nd, october 2O.-Shind.e, the much
sought for third basemap Of the Detroit League
club, to-day signed Baltimore contract, and VIII
play next season In this city.
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CHICAGO. III, Octobsr 20, Gm.-whsat Azzi-
rs IS Sss. sss: Is "a =. t''. 80
whi.ky. LID pofk ste1dy-JsnasEJ. Il01x Lid
o esss:9y.sssa &i3H;o Dsesnhsr' dio; NM 64A
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EQRRENT-HoysEs FURNISHED

Builfiine has sbs 90 10, ST nsAoss
NO. S13 18th ST. NV. 3-story and attic Brick, ~
month.
No, l412 st. NV 3-stofy Brick, 10 rooms and
month.
large, new and eleeantly-buil 4-story and base
~ rooms and bath all mod imps, heated by furnaces
month.
Also an elegantly located new pressed Brick House
on New Hampshire ave. W., rooms, baths store.
rooms &c. completely and nicely furnished, includ.
ing Piano. Glass and China Linen, Silver, &C.,
X o1l.1St
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NAps yyuANE ~ cnuEcn TnouBlnk - Deacol
oeoces r. Allen. q Hamden, Conn, mysteriousll
disAppsered Tuesdsy night and Vas not found 70
WINNING IN the nv0r. It was found that b
had Gon6 lnsana Church TROUBLES are probably
- c4nDe 81 the unssttling q ~ nina
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Indictments by she Grand Jury.

A00lCSl0O0to " tU0 Sh0uU 1utys
The grand jury reported the following indict-
ments to the Criminal Court this afternoon: B.
Frank Wright, embezzlement: washington Clayton
and Rebecca Marshall, house breaking in night;
Edward T. Davis, larceny; WIN. Smith, assault
With intent to Kill; Geo. Armstead do; Jun Yen,
embezzlement and larceny; Jas Turner. larceny;
Harry Handon, embezzlement; WIN; MCLAUGHLIN,
Myers, larceny from the person; Nicholas Potetis,
mayhem: Geo. Roberts, second o1enssa larceny;
John Waddy, larceny from the person; Elnie Fan
ming, larceny; Edward Brown. alias J. E Brown,
larceny; John stewart and JAS. Snowden, house
breaking In night. They ignored the charges
against John KeaIner, house breaking, and VIM.
Hall, larceny from the person.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New YORK stock Market, e reported by special
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Nlar11eroueh In Chicare,

CHICAGO, october 2Q-The Duke OF Marlborough
who has figured % consptcuously In English dt
voece courtA arrived IN this city thus morning.
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A VICTIM OF Foor- BALI--The f1rst football
victim OF the season was buried yesterday. He
was the Oldest OF E. F. Bates OF WILLIAMSBURG
Mass. and was fatally injured In q football game
at Cazenov1a, n. Y, few days ago. The n. Y.
World says: "The time has come when the rules
Of should be altered TO conform with CIVIL
zed ideas regarding the sacredness OF human life.
Every year more than one promising young Life Il
suddenly cut short by this barbarous game"
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NOT A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary May.
nard has informed the collector OF customs ct Bos.
ton that the clearing In this country OF peas
grown in Canada does not constitute manufac-
ture within the meaning OF the statutes
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Ixp1crNRxn BY TIE HuNDRED.-A Cincinnati
neWspaper SAYS that the United states Court grand
tury m session there has found In the Fidelity
BANK cases seventy indictments against ex-Presi.
dent E L Harper; from seven 10 zen inalctments
Xmmf Baldwin, and seven indictments against
Niss Josie Holmes Harper's private secretary IN
the FIDELITY Bank IL says also that Joe" Wil-
sbire and two other bankers are indicted The
oaper also states that t Is proposed 20 raise the
Sond of Miss Holmes from 8. 900 70 So, 600 and
that when the grand jury reports next FRIDAY
otheU win be arrested
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From the Rsno 0aastts.
John Msckay 10 reported to have told some
friends In Virginia CITY that he did not sock Fair
Tor assistance but the oer came voluntarily from
Fair. NacEay tells II this way: II met him COM
Jon arc 0mtreoee4, ana n you are, I've got nve
million youcaA have e you like, and ley Dy-gone1
&C. IAccepted the oGef, and INN would have q
% think he wasn't pretty good fellow"
Judge Jno. Yolst han been nominated By sne
republicans Of the fourth LOUISIANA district foI
Congress-,
PR WaSnan, ioundsroe the commercial Agency
has been Appointed. lt q said Ne y behind u hi
acCountA aOnne believe him ansana
Tho k0no1aA schooner JOHANNES was toWe0 lntf
coponhA9oa yo1eon6ny. To cayponoeI eA1 muE
oesed the captain and nso & tAs csvws ana thf0Wz
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TEE SPANISH MINISTER has written letter 70
the Secretary Of State inviting the United states
Government to send commissioners to tho inter.
national exhibition at Barcelona In April Amer
lean exhibits are invited also.
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COUNT ELOfRs VIM GARpkNERs WuL-Cari
Joshinbofsky, o Pole, visited Justice Naehers
ssid his wife bad gone away with Franz GrabofSky,
4 Young Polish count. Joshinbofsky said that
0ssb0fsky len his parents In warsaw, Poland and
came 60 Tits country TO earn hts own living.
Soshin bofsky has been employed - gardener ~
~ coQntS father IN the old country ana when the
MIN yoshinbofsky. The latter said that one morn
inc recently bis wife and the count had gone swuy
tofeeher taking with them IS. al he owned
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The Courts.

Timothy Costello and Justin Mccarthy have
bought OF W. II. Harris lot 2, So 1873 c27x196 It
in) on nth street between ana N, Tor $1,000
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District Covernment Affairs.


TIE No-lcRNsx PETITION FROM ANAcosrrA.
The District Commissioners have received q pc
tition asking that no license be granted to any
person to sell liquor IN the village OF Anacostia
The names Of ever two hundred persons are at.
tAcned, among which appe r those OF Frederick
ton accompanied by plot OF the village on which
the property owned and tenanted by the protest
ants Is shown in blue, And that owned by those
blue seem TO constitute q decided majority.
4 coHFERKNcE.
Commissioner Webb and Col Moore had con.
ference to-day in reference to the liquor question
NJ. webb u at present devoting the greater por.
ton Of his time 70 this matter He said, pointing
soa stack OF applications for liquor licenses in
'front.' OF him, 81 think shall look into these my.
sell, and see II they are all right"
A REQUEST OF TIE HxANrNERs or STEAM ENGINEERS.
The following letter has been sent to First Con.
tr0lier Durham BY the District Commissioners:
''fhe Commissioners have the honor to ask your
request Of the board OF examiners Of steam sngi.
neers ID the District OF Columbia, appointed under
me act OF Congress- Of February 20 1857 that said
BOARD oe allowed the amount OF fees collected FOR
the license issued under said act as compensation
for their services"
WORK UNDER THE COMPULSORY PERMIT SYSTEM.
Chlel Clerk ROCK, OF the engineer department OF
tne DlStrct government, has reported TO Commits
sloner Ludlow that large amount OF work has
Deen oone during the past season under the COLI
puisoLy permit system. He states that the super.
the report; that all thework ordered has been done
The law IN this regard requires that the cost OF
labor shall be charged against the abutting
property, and its coll elton shall be enforced in the
same manner as general taxes The material is
furnished by the District I'm order 10 comply
with the law" says Mr.. Rock, land enforce the
liens OF the District, it will be needful that some
permanent method OF assessing the cost shall be
adopted. The work IL Of a special character, and
can only be done under special circumstances, and
It's cost is provided for unler special conditions.
In view OF these facts 1t Ii proposed TO establish
special record for the registration Of these Lens
That they may be reported upon the TAX certificates
BUILDING PHRATD
have been issued by Inspector Entwiste as follows
TO erect WOltz, two brick Dwellings, Nos. 21s
and 217 @ street northwest; e10to00 A. l. Case
seven brick dwellings,, Nos. 100 70 1706 street
and 1892 to 1893 18th street northwest; $50 600
W. Cornwell, brick dwelling on 1st street south.
east; $500 TO repairs. G. Mcdowell, house or
southeast corner Of North Capitol and + streets
northeast; $4,000 Geo. B. Miller. house or
Bladensburg road; 500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioner have revoked their order Of
recent date prohibiting the ringing OF the bell OF
ST. Stephens church on Pennsylvania avenue, neal
23d street northweSt
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EoR RENT-oNE OF THE CHOICEST NEW
houses just finished. in the best northwestern locs.
tion on Mass ave. west Of dupont circle il built u
Drown stone and pressed brick and finished In
wood electric bells: all modern improvements: rent
$500 Ter year. b. II. WARMER Z CO.. 916 = nv
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BLAcKnAM DEFEATED By WIPES FAfTH--Two
veiled women OF stylish appearance called on the
wife OF Major william o. Scribner at his home 10
Bedford, Westchester County, N. Y. yesterday and
said they had TO look over the vast estates OF
Mr.. Scribner, who, they said was engaged 70 marry
married and that they were talking 20 bis wife
they offered 70 take money TO settie" the scandal
Ma Scr1bner turned them out, and when her hus-
ledge OF the women and says IT was case OF at
taunpted Olackmatl
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from the Knoxville tenn Journal. Oct. le.
comparison Of the vote In the various counties
on hast tennessee shows that the vote of this divi-
son Oh the State was 1851 votes less In the cleo
uon on the proposed prohibition amendment than
IN the PRESIDENTIAL election OF lisa and therefore
tnat the Increase In the vote In Middle and ives;
tennessee was 20 3l4 votes over thai Ct the Presi
eenuai election. The only counties In East Ten
1850 mat gave larger vote In the election on
Wy pIoposeo amendment than the Presidential
saeS.ion oi Ass4, were Hamilton and Raea; the
oner giving an incrarse OF LOIS and the latter
vi - ~ may not be curious TACT that the anti
pronioaton majority In Hamilton County Is Just A.
spe more than the increase vote OF
sne county over that given In The Presidential
esec.ion. Tne large Increase OF the vote IN other
secoohs OF the state over the Presidential elec-
,uon, ano the falling on In this division may not
io0k suspicious but Il furnishes a subject fof
stuoy. AZ Wal De Interesting TO compare the vote
IN the counties and see where this Increase comes
~, IL Oee would naturally expect 10 ind large
part o. tne Increase IN the large counties OF David
son ano Sneioy, but the returns show a falling Oh
~ Sneioy, While there Is only slight difference Ia
Tue vote OF DAVIDSON In the two elections IL was
generaIy believed and claimed before the election
tnat the vote on the amendment would not he d
iuii vote; This proved 10 be true IF East Tennes-
see ana the very large Increase IN the other divis
ions OF the state Is In the nature OF a surprise.
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: b. G..
Lewis to washington Brick Machine Co, lot log.
block 20, Caverly's sub Long Meadows; s., ZOO. c.
N. Matthew'S trustee, to G. G. Hubbard, pit. Pretty
Prospect; s.. F. W. Evans to A. W. Kelley ct al,
lot %, square $40; =. H. N. Baker to Elizabeth
D. Taylor, pit. l. 50. $780, 81, 500 H. G. Lewis to c.
b. Martyr, lot So block %. Long Meadows;
81, CPS same TO A tauxman, lot ~, do; 8, 62o.
w. Magee TO w. A. Stewart, PTS 10 and IL, 50.
S07; 5000. Marion Humes 10 Amelia j. Ives pt.
4 50. "a; - b. Georg1ana shannon TO y: d.
Warner, lots l2, 13 and Is, Chichester; &. B. II:
Warner to II. Georgiana Shannon, lots 10. IL and
II, do; f.. j. +. Stewart TO Saiie Stewart, e. Is
!, 80. sci; =. Helen Z. Morton TO Eugene b.
OOnOhOe ut. g. 50. 060: B.
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Women Not Aisovsea 20 Regsss<r.

From the New York sun to-day.
Miss Anna johnson, librarian Of the Working
mems Library. 10 CLINTON Place. accompanied BY
her friend, Mrs. Burnz, appeared at IL EAST 9TH
street yesterday and wanted 10 register. Chair
man J. ]. MCGOWAN told the ladies' that according
10 the law he was compelled 20 refuse them the
privilege. MIS-. Barnz toCk the refusal good
natureuiy, and said size was used 10 II, as she had
applied every registering day for the last four
years Miss johnson Old not take the decision 50
gracefully, and said the refusal was due 20 the
ignorance or the inspectors. Inspector W n
hanley read the law Tor Miss Johnson she was
not satisfied, and went away in a pout. Hamilton
Wilcox, counsel FOR the Ladies' suffrage Associa-
ton, 30 East l4th street. Was seen Last night He
said the Inspectors must be ignorant OF The law
"In Afford center, In this State SAID Mr. WILCOX
"a rev days ago Ten voted Tor tow oflicerS
and don't see why they should not be allowed %
vote In this city maintain that women can vote
legally here and am supported In my opinion by
such able Jurlsts as ex-Chief Justice ROxer n
Green OF " asnington Territory and formerly ia
VIM NJ kSarts law Office, ea-c'hief Justice Chas.
j. McCurdy, OF Connecticut. Hon. c. {. Cole, ex-
CHIEF uslice OF Iowa, STATE senator W. ID. FouIke,
OF Indiana, and hon. J. Montgomery Glover, OF
Missouri IL We cannot gain our polnt this year
We Will take steps to have more Intelligent An
spectors appointed next year"
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QURKNsrowH Cattle MAREff..-Twu htndred
and thirty seven cattle on the market yesterday
1873 sold TO butchers as follows. Best sold from 81
3,sc.; common, ~ 70 &c. - stock cattle sold to
country dealers; 90 lert over. g74 sheep and
Old sheep sold from to 4hc. per To-; lambs,
to &c. l2 cows and calves sold from go 70
Gao each. Market for all kinas Of stock was dun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

EIoYEp WITH an ANCIENT DOrHAMo.-Thomas
Slater and his vile Elizabeth awe resided at NOs-
burg TunDel hear Nilke barr, Pa. for some time.
Thomas has been fe-.tty Gnd has 500 10 bank.
He entrusted 800 TO his wife Tor safe Keeping and
on Tuesday SHE went 10 Nesnoppen 10 do some
trading. In the vicinity OF their house Is one Geo.
FIaberty q gay IoJharl0 ol sixty summers. George
has wife and six children George dressed him
self up In a suit OF Slaters best clothes Elizabeth
took the $50 and the two 81 lrted on. The 40
tram took them on TO Wilkesbarre. slater, who
had been at work, returned hume 10 ma that his
helpmate, his sunday clothes, 500 and George
Flaherty had gone. Officer Lott tei,grsphed Chez
O; Police Myers or NisesOarre, ana upon the ar
rival OF the train they were welcomed 10y tbeofcer.
Warrants were issued-one Tor Flaherty foT lsrcei
and the OF her for Elizabeth Slater for larceny as
bailee. Officer Scott came 10 Milkesbarre yester-
day and took the clippers back 10 Tunkhannock.
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EoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES IN ALL SEC
pay 70 ~ hgiYSE = 10
SAf-un 1905 Pa ava
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FOR lighthouses.
I,OR RENl-UNFURNIsHEp.

iHs I'll ;. ~. :: . Il! ss;: '.ss
211 Del. ave.i-e-1or... so
PADS Craven Terrace 81. 80
20S2 q st NV, 1ur. -.
24l6 14th st-n.w-11r...50
1872 Conn. ave. 1:3r-.S7.5O
100! l5th 81. NV I0r. so
1914 30th Ut. NV 17r.5O
15thkR I. ave. NV, 1lr.-
HOS y o. q. Wa ! Of. :. -.
Ill d st. NV. 1lr. 40
Paws 14th 81. NV. Tor 40
f90T-11 eth st. NV.
3r. and store. .35
463 Mo. sve.n.w..9r. 80
1909 18th st.h.w.. 7r... 80
l13g 10th st. NV. 7r.. 30
1913 It'll st. n. w., Sr. -
1923 18th st. n. ~, 10
1902 Corcoran st., Or. -
l5l3-l5-l7-l9 Y st n.
s).b.1 o. LEI = -, a. ~
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RANCE or ruE TnRRMoNRrER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, 50; pm, s.; maximum, 5s; minimum, 52
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a COopsaine ~ nalIrooA Dsvcranina-
NHfrugR oonrLArNANf noh DEFENDANT ArPsARrNG,
THE INTERSTATE ConnnDn1oN IxDRrpsrrTrY PoSf-
P0Nns ACTION.
TIE c&ss os william DEXTER aeainss the Ohscago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company, being q
complaint that the railroad company carried Ger.
tain persons fee, while charging Others fsxe. vas
Neither party, however, put In an Appe0raAce pe-
cause II h understood OF failure % procure deo
sitaons, and the case was tsdenuitsy postponed
A MAHrfAcTuRixe COMPANY IHcoaroaASSp -
The Columbia Case Company nled certificate Of
Incorporation today. The object Il 70 purchas q
the invention OF James K. Ceafy, described IN LEI
terspatent No 390, GA, issued August 50 last and
license 10 manufacture and eel under such letters
The capital IL 1000, In 600 shares, and James X
Cleary, v. A Gordon, T.. A. Rover, c. g. Duncan.
son, c. ". Howard, o. c. Green, and L g. Aine are
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HELD FOB MrRDERous ASSAULT on WOMAN.
James Ward, eol0red MAS tried In the Police Court
this afternoon for assault with intent 10 KIN ELIZA
Fog by cutting her, and was held fof the action
OF the grand Jury.
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10th and n lar 6OO 1901 10Th st NV. 12r. 200
r. l. ave, near 18th St, l2V4 18th NV, 13r :. 200
1857 1916 K stn.w ,iUr i6G 81
Farragut So l6r. .416.07 l6yS RI If. 106 81
n 18th st. 81 1911 2lst n w., 81
Conn., ave, near NJ 80 2O20 Hillyer Pl lr so
n near 18th St, 333. 80 LOO ct n 11r. 20
VT ave, near st. JOO Dig 9TH 81. " .l0r $50
lS0S Mass ave. 1br 800 215 A st. Sc, lar ~. / 40
1919 n II. ave. l5r 300 10 Is 21st st n In $50
1:Elo n III. ave, 12r 800 1909 9th St n w. lar i Sd
9l2 10th st. a. W., 2.1r. 300 l7O6 Curu ave - 1I5
2O13 ST. NV, lr. $50 1702 18Th ST n WI Oh
Conn ave-, near l. ST. 80 X, 18th st n W. III
81. near lZtn lor 10y l3lO 18TH st. NV, Tor FPS
lOl1 Conn., ave. 15r. $50 1909 DOth Al n w Or IoS
18th aud 16r. $50 1926 18th At m w 4 Or I.S
18th ST., N, l3r. $50 Md.aye n. E. lOr - IpS
lS2U yen FL NV, r250 1871 y st. NV, 11r.. lis
iSio st nw,14r 1857 2023 st. NV, 1ir.. 100
1215 n st. NV, 13r 200 Cook row n w. i2r 100
1heabove houses car be examined by permit froa
ttI office OnlL THOMAS .. F1sHER 90.
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NEw JERSEY REPUBLICAN LEAGUE FORMED.

A NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN LEAGUE FORMED
republican state league similar TO those In other
States was organized at Tren on y. j., yesterday.
There were about 100 delegates, representing the
republican clubs OF CamGen, Trenton, Ruselle,
Plainfield WestIieid Chamiersburg, Elizsbeth
Newar Hoboken, Paterson. LamOertyiile, Perth
Amboy, Orange, Asbury PARK, and Princeton. The
constitution adopted provides that the league
shall noVes a body. express any preference Tor
any candidate before any political conyentlon nor
shall it, as body, recommend any person. rs an
applicant, for any ol1cial place. Wilbur A Mott
OF Newark, was Elected president.
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EOE REN1-UNFUkSls
lOll CT. sv. 15r.
ly2I CI.av.n.w..1sr333.S -
1913 Il st.n.w., l3r..... 10
1928 Mass ave. -.125
l524 Ct av. nv, liz 2o
lois II st. R.w-. 14r-..-
1896 y. II. sve........-
nZ.J 10th st.n.w., l5r. 11o
ls..D q st. NV, l5r,...l0Q
1886 2ist ST. ~, 13r. 100
l0Ue 9th ct. NV lar. 100
1915 VI ~. NV, III 100
1914 2lst. NV. f2r. :. 100
lOl6 2lst ST. NV, / lf..gV
7l1 9th NV store, 9r. 30
1909 n st. n.w- 11r. 30
1884 :ssth ST. NV lar so
elT 18TH st. n.w.,l4r- 80
l413G st.. upper part. 10
1875 q st. NV, Or. ......15
1855 N. II. sv. NV. Or. 5
80 18th IT. NV. l5r. 10
1877 q st. NV, llr, 10
1854 21st st-n.w., Tor. 10
lfi,11 2lst st NV. lOr. 10
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LIEUT.. HowGATES Observation-Disclosures were
made yesterday by Roger NJ. Sherman and Assist
ant United states District Attorney Rose before
Judge Wallace. In New York, on an appeal In the
Lieut. Howgate, the discussing clerk Of the signal
Service Blu eau. The Government recorded a judy
meDt for $13 800 against LebDeuS II. Rogers, OF
HOwgate's Dondslnen, In an endeavor 70 obtain a
part VI The 1913 800 OF which Howgate defrauded
the Governments The appeal was taken on the
and that The DOndMaS not authorized by LAW.
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.OR RENr-BY R. Q. HOLMAN
ECRNIsHED

adyertised free Of cost 10 the owner.
For List Of property for sale, cali send at ONCE
OF K D. HOFFMAN. 10Th and 4 SITS. NV
EoR RENT-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FUR
4 rished House near Farragut squary BY the year or
Tor The season. . suite Of rooms m the same K d.
eoIDsBoRoCGH CO, laos D ST oI7-3m
TyOR gENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, TAI 7TH
II 81 NV. Apply Room 10. Federal Building, corner
% 9Th aud y sta. between am aud B pm ol1-9ts
EoR RENT = POssEssIoN NOVEMBER LIST.
Y dwelling part Of house ISIS l4th st. n w.. corner
fierce Place. rooms, cellar. bathroom ana summer
1tehen Also brick stable for two homes and e.rrAse
Inquire on PREMISES o1Ijm
Tok RENI-UNFURNIsHED-
(yNO A, PRESCOTT, 14l6 IT. n. ". tAeiloer
onS) mas the following Houses for rent (unfur-
21S ~ ST. NV. four-story brick 10 rooms and bath.
modern improvements, sI0O per month -
EZS New YORK ave NV, three-story brick, ~
roorns and hath, modern improvements go Per
2o40 9Th st. W., tvo-story brick 8 rooms. store
ROOM WITH nne cellar and large ball over store sou
2012 9TH st n-v.. Just shove Boundary, two-story
oriek with large and rooruy threestory back building.
marble stationary wash in All the rooms sbun-
Dance Of closets large and small: in fact al modern
IMPROVEMENTS 800 per month
Nee frame Cottage Of rooms With large grounds.
% the corner Of 7thst road md Prneefon ST. s0 per
ARplyto JN0. A PRESCOTT.
ESoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES IN ALL SEC